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Product Description
From Croatia
Fig Jam by Dalmatia is a spread that has been crafted in Croatia with figs from the Dalmation Coast of Croatia and various other Mediterranean regions. In order to protect the fruit’s integrity, Fig Jam by Dalmatia has been cooked with painstaking care, allowing it to achieve a rich, robust, fruity taste. Fig Jam by Dalmatia is perfect when paired with cheeses, especially Brie, blue cheese, and aged cheddars, and it also works well with cream cheese on toast or blended with chopped almonds and plain Greek yogurt.Producer Spotlight
Dalmatia’s name is inspired by the coastal region of Croatia, and Dalmatia supports the regional agriculture of Northern and Eastern Croatia, Serbia, Macedonia, coastal Dalmatia, and other Mediterranean regions by paying a premium price to farmers for the first-class fruit used in their sweet and savory spreads. While Dalmatia specializes in their fig spreads, they also make spreads with quinces, sour cherries, eggplant and pepper, oranges, and apricots.
Nutritional Facts
Dalmatia’s name is inspired by the coastal region of Croatia, and Dalmatia supports the regional agriculture of Northern and Eastern Croatia, Serbia, Macedonia, coastal Dalmatia, and other Mediterranean regions by paying a premium price to farmers for the first-class fruit used in their sweet and savory spreads. While Dalmatia specializes in their fig spreads, they also make spreads with quinces, sour cherries, eggplant and pepper, oranges, and apricots.
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